Driving a car with a blown rod is highly inadvisable. A blown rod can cause severe engine damage, leading to catastrophic failure and potentially leaving you stranded. Continuing to drive could worsen the damage, resulting in costly repairs or complete engine replacement. It's best to have the vehicle towed to a mechanic for assessment and repair.
In some cases, a car with a blown head gasket can be driven. However, it can lead to some bigger car problems down the line.
In most cases, no. Although, I have seen engines "throw a rod" and continue to run, poorly but not for long.
Yes it definitely is dangerous.
Could be a rod knock. Your bearings slipping in the engine.
Do not drive this car. Repair immediately. Blown head gasket or cracked head.
Not if you let him!.. If the heads already blown the car will only overheat but if the engine ceases your liable! too bad!
Could be a, broken flywheel (flex plate), blown transmission or blown differential.
Sure it will drive. It will drive right along wearing out the rod and crank bearings. Destroying the piston rings and eating the metal off the cylinder walls, wearing out the lifters, and generally self destructing. As you can see, you should not even start this engine let alone drive it one mile. Have it repaired or you will be buying another engine.
It is not wise to drive with a blown head gasket. If you continue driving with a blown gasket, eventually your car will over heat and the engine will seize up. This can cause accidents if it occurs while driving.
Depends on what that fuse protects. Highly unlikely you can drive this car with a 100 amp fuse missing but possible.
Possible blown head gasket or cracked head. Have this looked at by a professional ASAP, and do not drive this car until you get it fixed. Serious engine damage will occur.Possible blown head gasket or cracked head. Have this looked at by a professional ASAP, and do not drive this car until you get it fixed. Serious engine damage will occur.
If you mean it suddenly started loosing coolant, then look for a leak. If you see no leak then suspect a blown head gasket. Stop driving the car until you get this repaired. If you continue to drive a car with a blown head gasket you will destroy the engine.